London Reports
Review of Beckenham by Suzie on May 22nd, 2007
it is amazing,beatiful and lovely!!!!!!
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Review of Camberwell by nicholas duke on November 22nd, 2010
i lived in camberwell for about a year in camberwell high street my uncle & aunt had a green grocers shop i also went to school for a short time i think it was a secondry school c/e all i cab remember about it was it was near to a factory with the camberwell beauty butterfly trade mark wish i new the name of it and had a photo i have tried to get it on my desk top but had no luck thank you (nicholas duke) nick!!!
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Review of Camden by Jo on July 14th, 2007
i went to camden recently and thought it was an amazing place. it is very unique and unlike anywhere i had ever been before. the shops and people are really great and i cant wait to go there again soon :)
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Review of Chiswick by sally trumans on February 15th, 2007
great docs and nurses, superb facilities, even has artwork and classical music. strongly recommended
Review of Chiswick by harry on February 1st, 2006
Chiswick is a really nice place to live with absolutely loads of restaurants, proper shops, pubs and bars. The High Road is always a hive of activity with a multi nationality population and masses of families. Away from the centre is largely residential and very upmarket and towards the river is Chiswick Park/House & Grounds (or whatever its called) which is a fantastic oasis in this congested part of town.
This stretch of river is very historic and therefore picturesque in places alongside wild nature reserve and smart modern developments. All in all a great place to visit with a true village feel
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Review of Hampstead by Lorraine on March 4th, 2009
I lived in Hampstead next to the Heath for three years. The Heath! The Shops! The Restaurants! The proximity to downtown London. I am thinking of a long-term return trip. It is an area that grabs your heart!
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Review of Harlesden by Martin on July 4th, 2011
Harlesden has been enlivened through the post-war years by the arrival of Irish, Caribbean, African and other immigrants, bringing energy and diversity to its shops and eateries, and is now attracting young professionals.
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Review of Hillingdon by peter dowle on October 29th, 2007
me and my wife visited the red lion abeit for only one night theatre trip,we found the staff very friendly and the room was very clean so much so that it really shone out at you.
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Hither Green, London
Review of Hither Green by Martin on June 27th, 2011
Hither Green in the Lewisham district is a suburb that grew in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, its architecture reflecting that. The area is residential and has a mainline rail station serving commuters.
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Review of Marylebone by nick on October 18th, 2007
Marylebone has a bustly village feel to it which is all the more surprising to find when you consider its location. Sandwiched twixt Oxford Street to the south and the M40 Euston Road to the north the area somehow seems to avoid all that and has a good character all of its own. There are many fine and individual shops, bars and restaurants and many celebrities have homes here. With the west end just a quick stroll away and Hyde and Regents Parks also closeby Marylebone is hard to beat as a London location.
Review of Marylebone by Philip Shorn on October 2nd, 2007
Hi, You may be interested in a recently opened art gallery in Marylebone, Central London for your local listings.
- The Colomb Art Gallery
The gallery exhibits and sells original art from recognised British and international fine artists. It is situated between Baker Street and Marylebone High Street so really easy to get to.
You can can find out more at the gallery's website: www.colomb-art.co.uk
I thank you in advance & please feel free to contact me if you would like further information on 020 7487 5118.
All the best,
Philip Shorn
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Palmers Green, London
Review of Palmers Green by hannah on January 12th, 2011
Its a great market with a real buzz to it. Though its only just beginning it seems to be getting better every week.
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Review of Penge by on September 24th, 2007
It is a great little town with friendly people - there are a few problems that should be dealt with and one is that the number of cheap pound shops and also the amount of fast food restaurants in the area which bring it down. Has a great furniture, kitchen supply, curtain shop plus Sainsbury and ethnic food stores which are great but there is no where nice to eat and drink which is a shame as there is demand there.
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Review of Regents Park by on April 28th, 2007
WHY ARE THERE NEVER ANY BUS STOPS CLOSE TO THE ZOO.VERY INCONVENIENT WITH SMALL CHILDREN
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Review of Soho by sandy on June 24th, 2007
Having been to Berwick street fruit market, it was a pleasure to have a coffee, at a small shop called Flat White, just beside the market, where we undoubtably had the best coffee we had ever tasted.
Soho is wonderful, and we will certainly go back, to Berwick street.
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South Woodford, London
Review of South Woodford by Tufaaila on December 13th, 2009
Really good Indian - Food is top notch especially the curries. I have used it for Eat in & takeaways - try the Goan Fish or Cochin Chicken very good. Service is good too, delivery service is convinient but a bit slow at times.
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Review of Stamford Hill by Mike on July 4th, 2011
Though Stamford Hill is an ethnically (and religiously) diverse district of London it is the Hasidic Jewish community that catches the eye, the men dressed in their traditional garb. Likewise it is the Jewish delis and food shops that give the place an identity.
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Review of Victoria by Louise Pepperall on April 4th, 2007
I stayed at the new England Hotel in Victoria. It is easy to get to from the tube station. The 'single' room I stayed was small clean and adequate for my needs seeing I did not spend that much time their. However I was disoppointed with the breakfast as the waitress was Polish therefore could only speak basic English making it difficult to communicate with. The breakfast was very basic and disaplined. We had to be out of the dining room at 9 am as an alarm bell went off. Well when on holiday one wants to relax. I will not go back to that hotel for this reason.
Tea/coffee making facilities would have been nice. I was surprised that this hotel did not provide that.
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Review of Woolwich by yas on July 19th, 2009
woolwich and plumstead are vibrant places with the regeneration in place, the area is becoming up market and is attracting people from different backgrounds. it is very green,quite, and hopefully with new civic centre,shops,cinema,hotel and more it will be as good as being in the west end of london.
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